No experience here, sorry. Maybe the last thing you want is other options, BUT... I recently came across some Herbeau faucets that are wall-mounted and single-handled (rare!) and come with side sprayers. Model names are Estelle and De Dion.

Both are kind of old-fashioned looking, so maybe not up your alley...?

Here is a link that might be useful: herbeau estelle

Chicago Faucets makes a really nice faucet. I don't know that model, but you can't go wrong with the company.

viva99, Herbeau makes some beautiful faucets. The estelle is unique, and I do like it. I wonder about the strength of the petite lever, though. Sorry to say they are over my budget.
*sigh*

fori, Trying to have a 'period' kitchen is in conflict with wanting a few pretty elements. Period inspired is such a hoot! I am sure the faucets of the time were much more like the simple unembellished Chicago faucet. I guess I am not such a purist, lol.

DH does not want a wall mount faucet because he believes they are much more trouble replacing and leaking. I asked a couple of years ago about those issues, and those who had wall mount said they were no problem at all. DH doesn't clean the kitchen, so I win this one. Chicago is an old name and very reliable, so I may decide on that one in the end.

Judy

cotehele--

I have had the Harrington Brass wall mount faucet installed for a few years now. The faucet seems to be very well made, nice finish etc. which has held up nicely. But--I do have one issue with it, which is a bit hard to describe.... Sometimes it is VERY difficult to push in the lever on the hand spray to turn on the flow. It is almost like some kind of vacuum effect is causing the problem, I'm not sure. I can usually jiggle the lever back and forth a bit to free it up again. When I first got the faucet installed (several years ago now...) the problem started up within a couple months. I emailed Harrington Brass about it and they sent me a new hand spray immediately. The new one had worked trouble free up until a month or so ago, when it started sticking as well. I haven't seen any feedback from other owners of this faucet type, so I don't know if this is a problem with my setup or a general problem with the faucet design--I tend to think it's a design issue.

With that said, I am still happy with the faucet--love how it looks and it is nice to have the side sprayer, even with the problem I described. But, if you aren't partial to that style aesthetically, I'll bet the Chicago faucet is the best bet. It looks like a different design from the other two, so I'll bet you wouldn't run into the issue I've had with that model. Plus I think they are supposed to be great faucets (and a better price I'll bet!)

Here is a picture of my faucet....
{{!gwi}}

cotehele,

I don't have any experience with the faucets you named, but I too am planning on a wall-mount faucet (with a vintage farm sink). I love goosenecks and would like a sprayer. I'm planning to go with the Kohler HiRise which has an independent sprayer. It's got a kind of vintage-y but sleek look in polished stainless. I also considered the Steam Valve Originals wall-mount pull out faucet. To me it too has a really striking vintage/industrial look.

Kohler HiRise:

klb,
The Harrington is so pretty. Your experience with the spray is troubling, though. I'll have to think about that more. Quality Bath is off line today for some unknown reason. I can't remember how much it was.

nutherokie,
The Kohler HiRise is very nice and simple. I really want an integrated spray and not a deck mount for ease of cleaning. I am intrigued with the Steam Valve Originals! Information is difficult to find on the faucet and the company that makes them. They are expensive, too!

Good luck with your wall mount faucet. I would love to see yours when it is installed.